I’m proud to announce today that I am beginning a new series of video tutorials for Tubetorial that will focus on plagiarism detection, abuse reporting and other related issues. The first of those videos, entitled “How to Find the Host of a Site” was posted yesterday and is now embedded below.
Some may remember that I did a similar video back in 2007, however, the new video is a much more up-to-date version of that video focusing on both Domain Tools and WhoIsHostingThis. This video should explain how to find the host of a site both more easily and more accurately than the previous version.
I’ve also replaced the video on the “Finding the Host” page of the site with new one since it does provide instruction on the new tools (besides, the previous video even showed the old layout for the site).
The video, for those who are interested, is also embedded below:
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Great video! I've known a few artists who have needed to look up that information, especially when the offending site is in another language.
Glad to be of assistance. I'm hoping this video makes it easier for everyone! Let me know if there is any way that I can help.
Glad to hear this update. Sometimes video educate better than words. There are a lot of tutorial video over the Internet but the one about plagiarism is very rare. Keep up the good work and I'll follow the updates =)
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